The snake is drawing on a piece of bark in the woods when the butterfly approaches and says:

BUTTERFLY: Hey Snake, what are you drawing?

SNAKE: Hi Butterfly! I’m just drawing something I find beautiful.

The butterfly showcases its beautiful wings.

BUTTERFLY: Do you seriously think that’s art? That’s ugly! Look at my wings, that’s an example of real art.

SNAKE: Fine, if mine’s not art, how do you know your wings are?

BUTTERFLY: There’s one way we settle this, we go to Owl!

The butterfly, and the snake search the woods for a while until they find the owl who is asleep. 

BUTTERFLY: Owl!

The owl wakes up, looking tired..

OWL: Sorry, you caught me during my nap, can I help you?

SNAKE: Sorry, we wanted help with an argument. We’re trying to figure out what is art.

BUTTERFLY: I think art has to be beautiful! My wings are art, because they’re beautiful. I know they are because when I walk past, everyone gives me compliments.

SNAKE: I think art is when you express yourself. Art is what you find beautiful.

OWL: Well, children, I agree with Snake that art is simply expressing yourself!

BUTTERFLY: But what if some of the expressions are ugly?

OWL: Well, what you might find beautiful, some might find ugly. Take colour for example, I like the colour red but someone else might like the colour blue, it doesn’t mean I’m right and they’re wrong, it just means we have different preferences. 

BUTTERFLY: I understand now, Snake, I don’t like your artwork as much as I like mine, but that doesn't mean yours is bad. I’m sorry.